Lithuania has around 34 shopping malls with more than square meters of space. Another two are under construction.
At the end of 2018, the total retail space in shopping centres larger than of gross leasable area and with more than 10 tenants amounted to approximately . At the end of 2018, there were 25 shopping centres in Vilnius; these centres had total leasable area of . Shopping centers had of leasable area in Kaunas, in Klaipėda, in Šiauliai, and in Panevėžys.
According to real estate firm Ober-Haus, Lithuanian shopping malls produced 6.7–8.8% investment yield in 2015. According to real estate analysts at DTZ, Lithuanian shopping malls are very well developed and competitive, but the market itself is still under-supplied. As of 2012, Vilnius was estimated to have the lowest stock in Northern Europe and the most growth potential in entire European Union. The vacancy rate of shopping centres in Vilnius has remained below 1% since 2013.
List by total floor area The list was last updated in 09/2021. Mall City Opened in Total area Shops Remarks References1 Akropolis Vilnius 2002 240+ The largest shopping mall in the Lithuania (Akropole Alfa in Riga has 154000 m2 area) by floor area.2 PLC Mega Kaunas 2005 210+ It was renovated and expanded in 20163 URMAS Kaunas 1992 2000+ Many individual sellers. More of a traditional marketplace than shopping mall. Renovated in 2016.4 Akropolis Kaunas 2007 280+ Initially planned in the suburb of Biršuliškės, but built in the city center. Owned by Deka Immobilien GmbH. Renovated in 2019. 5 Gariūnai Market Vilnius 2010 (expanded) 2000+ Many individual sellers. More of a traditional marketplace than shopping mall.6 Akropolis Klaipėda 2005 240+ 7 Akropolis Vingis Vilnius 2027 (expected) Under construction south of Vingis Park8 Panorama Vilnius 2008 160+ Owned by E.L.L. Real Estate9 PC Ozas Vilnius 2009 170+ 10 Vilnius OUTLET Vilnius 2021 150+ Will specialize in outlet stores. 11 Bruklinas Šiauliai 2007 130+ 12 Akropolis Šiauliai 2009 150+ 13 Ogmios miestas Vilnius 2010 (rebuilt) 100+ Originally launched in 1993. Also comprises logistics and office buildings14 Big1 & Big2 Klaipėda 2004 & 2008 140+ 15 Nordika Vilnius 2015 50+ Located next to IKEA Vilnius. Owned by Estonian Nantucket Holdings OU16 PC Mada Vilnius 2003 100+ 17 Banginis Klaipėda 2008 30+ 18 PC RYO Panevėžys 2005 140+ Owned by Pontos Group. Formerly known as "Babilonas"19 Banginis Vilnius 2004 10+ 20 BIG Vilnius Vilnius 2006 70+ 21 CUP Vilnius 1974 150+ Located in Vilnius CBD. Renovated in 2013, new expansion planned in 2025.22 Saulės miestas Šiauliai 2007 100+ 23 PC Europa Vilnius 2004 70+ Located in Vilnius CBD24 PC Molas Kaunas 2003 50+ Owned by Westerwijk investments.25 Hyper Maxima Kaunas 2003 30+ Renovated in 201426 Outlet Park Vilnius 2010 (exp. in 2016) 90+ Part of Ogmijos prekybos miestelis. Outlet Park specialises in clothing.27 PC Grandus Klaipėda 2005 20+ 28 Savas Kaunas 2004 50+ 29 G9 Vilnius 2007 50+ Previously known as Gedimino 9 and GO9. Located on Gediminas Avenue in a building formerly occupied by Vilnius City Municipality. The first owner declared bankruptcy in 2010. The mall was renovated in 2013 and 2019. 30 Domus Pro Vilnius 2014 20+ 31 Eifelis Ukmergė 2007 30+ 32 River Mall Kaunas 2017 20 33 Studlendas Klaipėda 2007 50+ 34 Mandarinas Vilnius 2005 40+ Owned by Citycon Oyj
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See also List of largest shopping malls Lists of shopping malls
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